The July run started from 2.6c. Those buying into it did so on...

The July run started from 2.6c. Those buying into it did so on nothing more than a gamble that the 4C would show a significant increase in receipts in the hope of selling into the good news. It didn't, so those that gambled have sold out.

The company didn't promise improved receipts, so s/holders shouldn't have expected anything else after yesterday's ann.

I lost sold out at 3.7c a few months back at a loss, but I'm still interested in the fundamentals of the company. When the revenue starts to turn from more than a trickle, I'll look to get back in, but that could take a while IMO.